Serbia rewards states said to have drawn recognition of Kosovo

Serbia's government has made the decision to abolish visas for entry into Serbia for citizens of St. Kits and Nevis and the Republic of Palau, it has become known in the new edition of the official newspaper.

Citizens of these two countries can enter and stay on Serbia's territory up to 90 days from the entry date, over 180 days. The decision was made on January 18th.

The lifting of visas for them is related to the Kosovo issue after the recent news that the Republic of Palaut has drawn recognition of Kosovo a day after the head of Serbian diplomacy, Ivica Dacic, had declared that: “On Monday a new state will withdraw the recognition of Kosovo”.

But the Kosovo Ministry of Foreign Affairs has denied something like that, saying recognitions are unconditional and irrevocable.

Ministry official Fatmir Hajoli for Periscope has said such an attraction has not occurred, asking Serbia whether he has ever heard of the Montevideo Committee about the countries' recognitions.

In addition, he says that Serbian Minister Ivica Dacic is acting out of the reality of 21st century diplomacy, with exactly what he is living as well as his bosses are living according to imperial immigrants.

It is known that Serbia already has the condition to recognise the independence of the Republic of Kosovo, as long as it aspires to EU membership, even this condition comes out of the EU's unified way of functioning. Serbia if it wants EU membership, not that it cannot deal with scandals it calls non-recognition, but will impose recognition of the Republic of Kosovo. On the contrary, I choose the final option, the pro-rus one. Kosovo is a pro-American and pro-European state, and that's how it's going to remain forever, while the attraction of recognition does not exist in the relationship between states! He said Chajoll.